He draws on it extensively here.
Drawing on the extensively documented (but hitherto unexplored) public record of the outbreak held at Forest Research and the National Archives, together with materials from retrospective interviews conducted by the authors with scientists and policymakers closely involved in the epidemic at the time, this paper presents a fresh analysis of Dutch Elm Disease in the UK.
Thomas Reid spoke of "the immortal Hugo Grotius," Hutcheson drew on him extensively, and Hume approvingly cited an argument of his about the origins of property in the third appendix of his second Enquiry.
Assessments need to strike a balance between stylised models and more complex approaches that draw more extensively on site-specific information.
Since this is the first step in an iterative process, we strongly hope that future versions of this document will draw more extensively on the expertise of pediatric emergency physicians worldwide.
More than a mere pseudonym for Sheldon, Tiptree was almost a separate character, albeit one that drew extensively on Sheldon's own experience.
Although normative and policy-based arguments are valuable and often draw extensively on concrete experiences, we need to move beyond these and engage in on-the-ground empirical analysis of how new forms of solidarity in diversity are nurtured in everyday life.
Work on these stages, drawing extensively on studies from the related apicomplexan parasite Toxoplasma gondii (Gaskins et al., 2004), has identified several core components of the gliding motor in addition to actin and myosin.
He expects to draw extensively on his previous role as chief executive of 3SC, which manages bids and delivery consortia for large public sector contracts.
In the first full-length study of Soviet Central Television to draw extensively on archival sources, interviews, and television recordings, Evans challenges the idea that Soviet mass culture in the Brezhnev era was dull and formulaic.
To that end, Ms. Sparks said, her menu will draw extensively on local farms and products: squid from Montauk, foie gras from the Hudson Valley and chocolate made by the Mast Brothers of Brooklyn.
